Turn any title into a clean, SEO-friendly URL slug. Removes accents and special characters automatically.
Bloggers and developers creating readable, SEO-friendly URLs from titles.
Enter a title
Type or paste the title, heading, or phrase you want to convert.
Set the style
Choose hyphen or underscore separators and whether to force lowercase.
Copy the slug
The URL-safe slug updates instantly — copy it for your page, post, or file.
The slug is the readable part of a URL — the "my-first-post" in /blog/my-first-post. A clean slug is easier to read, share, and remember, and search engines treat a tidy keyword-based URL as a small ranking and click signal. Generating one by hand means lowercasing everything, stripping punctuation, transliterating accents, and swapping spaces for hyphens consistently — fiddly to get right every time, and a single stray character or space can break a link. This generator does all of that automatically. Type or paste a title and it returns a URL-safe slug instantly: lowercased (optionally), accents converted to plain letters (é → e), punctuation and symbols removed, and spaces replaced with your chosen separator. It runs entirely in your browser, so nothing is uploaded, and you can copy the result straight into your CMS, code, or file name. No account, no limits.
Blog & CMS URLs
Generate the slug for a new article straight from its headline for a clean, SEO-friendly link.
File & folder names
Create safe, consistent names with no spaces or symbols that could break paths.
API & database keys
Turn human-friendly labels into readable identifiers and keys.
Anchor links
Produce stable in-page anchors (#section-name) from heading text.
Asset & image names
Standardise upload names so they’re tidy and URL-safe.
Short, lowercase, keyword-relevant, hyphen-separated, and free of stop-word clutter — readable to a human and a search engine alike.
Yes. Accents are transliterated (é becomes e) and other special characters are removed.
Hyphens are recommended for web URLs — search engines treat them as word separators, whereas underscores are not. Use underscores mainly for code or file names.
Yes — punctuation, symbols, and repeated separators are stripped to leave a clean slug.
It converts whatever you give it; trim very long titles to the key words yourself for the tidiest URL.
No. The slug is generated in your browser; nothing leaves your device.
You can, but set up a redirect from the old URL to avoid broken links and lost SEO.
Yes — generate unlimited slugs for free, with no sign-up.